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Dotcom-Monitor
Real-browser monitoring for websites, APIs, and critical user journeys

What is Dotcom-Monitor?

Dotcom-Monitor offers comprehensive monitoring solutions that go beyond basic uptime checks by simulating real user interactions in actual browsers. The platform tests critical workflows such as logins, e-commerce carts, and API transactions to proactively detect issues before they impact customers.

With a global monitoring network spanning 30+ locations worldwide, the tool provides detailed performance insights, instant alerts, and actionable diagnostics through waterfall reports and screenshots. It supports various monitoring types including web applications, APIs, SSL certificates, DNS, and network protocols, all accessible through a unified platform.

Features

  • Real-Browser Monitoring: Simulates user interactions in actual Chrome and Edge browsers to detect JavaScript, CSS, and third-party errors
  • API Monitoring: Supports REST, SOAP, JSON, and XML endpoints with token-based and OAuth authentication flows
  • Global Monitoring Network: Tests from 30+ locations worldwide to detect regional outages and measure response times
  • Instant Alerts: Notifies via Slack, Teams, PagerDuty, SMS, email, and other channels the moment issues arise
  • Transaction Monitoring: Validates multi-step user workflows like logins, carts, and checkout processes end-to-end

Use Cases

  • Monitoring e-commerce checkout flows to prevent revenue loss from failed transactions
  • Testing API performance and availability for backend services and dependencies
  • Detecting regional website outages before customers in specific locations are impacted
  • Validating login authentication processes for web applications and portals
  • Tracking SSL certificate expiration to prevent security risks and downtime

FAQs

  • How does website monitoring differ from basic uptime checks?
    Uptime checks only confirm server responsiveness, while website monitoring validates real user journeys, detects JavaScript and CSS failures, tests APIs, and simulates complete workflows in actual browsers.
  • Will monitoring slow down my website?
    No, synthetic monitoring checks run remotely from external servers and add zero load to your production environment.
  • How often should monitoring checks be run?
    For revenue-critical flows, run checks every 1-5 minutes; for core functions, every 5-15 minutes; and less frequently for secondary assets.
  • What types of monitoring does Dotcom-Monitor provide?
    It provides real-browser synthetic monitoring, uptime monitoring from global locations, transaction monitoring for user workflows, API monitoring with authentication support, and performance monitoring including Core Web Vitals tracking.
  • Can I monitor from multiple global locations?
    Yes, the free plan includes 2 monitoring locations, subscription plans include 30+ global locations, and enterprise plans can include custom monitoring locations based on specific needs.

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